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Teach Students the Power of Gratitude with this RACE Writing Prompt Activity!Help your students understand the value of thankfulness and many other valuable attributes through this engaging RACE (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain) writing prompt. This activity not only encourages organized, evidence-based writing but also fosters emotional intelligence, making it perfect for social studies, language arts, or character education lessons. What’s Included:5 Reading Passages: Thoughtful, engaging piece

Why do we have Daylight Saving Time? | Mystery Doug Video Companion Worksheet Bring the science of seasons and time-changing into your classroom with this engaging digital mini-lesson companion! This 3rd-grade level worksheet is designed to be used with the popular Mystery Doug video: "Why do we have daylight saving time?"Perfect for Google Classroom, sub plans, or a quick science "mini-lesson," this resource helps students connect real-world seasonal changes to their own daily lives. 🕒 Wha

Teach Students the Power of Gratitude with this RACE Writing Prompt Activity!Help your students understand the value of thankfulness through this engaging RACE (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain) writing prompt. Using a short, heartwarming reading passage, students will practice the RACE strategy to respond to the question: "Why is it important to be thankful?" This activity not only encourages organized, evidence-based writing but also fosters emotional intelligence, making it perfect for social s

Make writing FUN and ACCESSIBLE for all learners with this hilarious, St. Patrick's Day-themed fill-in-the-blank story activity! "The Lucky (and Very Weird) Leprechaun Hunt" is designed to support students who struggle with writing full sentences, have difficulty organizing thoughts, or are still learning parts of speech. This Mad Lib-style activity helps students practice grammar and sentence structure in a creative, festive way—perfect for lower-level writers, English Language Learners (ELL)

How Can You Tell if a Mushroom Is Poisonous?Mystery Doug Video Companion | Google Doc WebQuestLooking for a no-prep, high-engagement science activity? This resource is built around the Mystery Doug video, “How Can You Tell if a Mushroom Is Poisonous?” It’s a great way to spark curiosity and encourage critical thinking about the natural world. Students will watch the short, engaging video and then complete a Google Doc activity with open-ended, written-response questions. Perfect for science ce

Help your students become confident writers with this FREE Story Map and Paragraph Builder!✅ What’s Inside: Story Map Graphic Organizer Identify characters, setting, problem, beginning, middle, and end ✍️ 3-Paragraph Writing Scaffold With sentence starters for each section: Beginning, Middle, and End Print + Digital Options Comes as a printable PDF and a fillable version for Chromebook or Google Slides™ use Skill Focus: Narrative Writing Organization Story Elements (Characters, Setting, Pr

Description:Help students understand the power of voting with this RACE writing prompt activity! Using a short reading passage and the RACE (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain) strategy, students will write a thoughtful response to the question: "Why is voting important?" This activity promotes critical thinking, reading comprehension, and organized writing, making it perfect for social studies or language arts classes. What’s Included:Reading Passage: Explains the importance of voting in a democrat

Do Sharks Really Want to Eat People? | Mystery Doug Video Companion | Grades 3–5 (Google Doc)Make science exciting with this ready-to-go video companion activity for the Mystery Doug episode “Do Sharks Really Want to Eat People?” This engaging lesson helps students explore shark behavior, senses, and curiosity while practicing critical thinking and written responses. Students will watch the video and answer open-ended comprehension questions designed to spark discussion and deepen understandin

Teach Students the Power of Generosity with this RACE Writing Prompt Activity!Help your students explore the impact of generosity with this engaging RACE (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain) writing prompt. Using an insightful reading passage about the power of generosity, students will practice the RACE strategy to respond to the question: "How does generosity help build better communities?" This activity encourages students to think deeply about the positive effects of giving and helps develop the

The video lesson enlightens viewers on the diverse seasonal patterns across the globe, emphasizing the significance of understanding these variations to better adapt to different environments. Mystery Science is a great resource for learning about science. Students watch a quick, fun, and engaging science video on the selected topic. I have included a Google Doc for students to answer questions related to the video. Perfect for At Home or In Class! Also, works great for Asynchronous work! PLE

Teach Students the Importance of Forgiveness with this RACE Writing Prompt Activity!Help your students explore the value of forgiveness with this engaging RACE (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain) writing prompt. Using a thoughtful reading passage about forgiveness, students will practice the RACE strategy to respond to the question: "Why is forgiveness important for maintaining good relationships?" This activity not only promotes evidence-based writing but also helps students develop emotional inte

Engaging, No-Prep Resource for Busy Teachers!Keep your students engaged all month long with these February-themed reading comprehension passages designed for 4th graders! This resource is perfect for homework, morning work, or literacy centers. Each week features a high-interest, seasonal passage with a structured daily comprehension question to build reading and writing skills. What’s Included?✔️ 4 Weekly Reading Passages covering major February events: Week 1: The Valentine’s Day Mys

Make Valentine’s Day meaningful AND fun with this RACE Writing Resource! Focused on 5 awesome attributes—kindness, friendship, sharing, gratitude, and teamwork—this resource is perfect for teaching students about the spirit of Valentine’s Day while building important writing and critical thinking skills. With 5 Valentine-themed short stories, each paired with a RACE writing prompt, students will practice: Restating the question Answering it Citing evidence Explaining their reasoning

Engage your students with this interactive Water Cycle activity! Perfect for science lessons, this resource is designed to enhance comprehension through multimedia and critical thinking. Students will watch a video explaining the water cycle, including key concepts like evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection. After watching, they’ll answer a series of thoughtfully crafted questions to reinforce understanding and build critical thinking skills. What’s Included:✅ A link to a hig

What is Energy? | Science Video Lesson Response | Google Docs + Printable WorksheetLooking for a quick, no-prep way to teach your students about energy? This video-based science activity is perfect for introducing or reviewing the concept of energy in an engaging and accessible way! What’s Included: A link to the kid-friendly Science video on energy A Google Doc (Make a Copy) version for easy digital assignment A printable PDF worksheet for in-class or take-home use 7 open-ended comprehens

March-Themed Reading Comprehension Homework (4th Grade) Engaging, No-Prep Resource for Busy Teachers!Get your students excited about reading with March-themed comprehension passages designed for 4th graders! This resource is perfect for homework, morning work, or literacy centers. Each week features a high-interest, seasonal passage with structured daily comprehension activities to build reading and writing skills. What’s Included?✔️ 4 Weekly Reading Passages covering key March events:

Description:Make daily math practice easy and interactive with this Number of the Day Google Slides template! This editable template allows you to pick a new number each day for students to explore and practice essential math skills. Each slide includes tasks for odd/even, rounding, expanded form, basic operations, and more, Monday through Friday. What’s Included:Editable Google Slides Template: Add a new “Number of the Day” each day.Daily Math Skills Practice:Odd or EvenRounding (nearest 10 an

Teach Students the Value of Sharing with this RACE Writing Prompt Activity!Help your students explore the importance of sharing through this engaging RACE (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain) writing prompt. Using an insightful reading passage about the value of sharing, students will practice the RACE strategy to answer the question: "How does sharing help build stronger communities?" This activity is perfect for promoting organized, evidence-based writing and fostering a sense of empathy and commu

Item Description: "The Hottest Place on Earth?" Engage, Discuss, and Reflect Activity! Embark on a thermal adventure with your students, exploring the mysteries of the hottest places on our planet and beyond! This resource is meticulously crafted to accompany the video "The Hottest Place on Earth?", providing a structured framework for watching, discussing, and reflecting on the fascinating content. What’s Inside:Watch: A link to the intriguing video exploring the enigmas of the hottest plac

You will get a Google Doc with questions and Video Link. "Make a Copy" after purchase is complete.Title: French Revolution Q&A with Crash Course Video LinkDescription: This resource includes a Google Doc with a video link to the Crash Course World History video on the French Revolution. Teachers can assign this resource to their students via Google Classroom.Objective: Students will watch the video and answer the questions provided in the Google Doc to gain a better understanding of the causes,